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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1938
Page
7
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A directory of Corry churches lists the Christian and Missionary Alliance, Emmanuel Episcopal, First Baptist, First Methodist, First Presbyterian, St. Elizabeth's Catholic, St. Pauls Lutheran, Bethel Tabernacle, Columbus Community, and others. It includes service times, locations on Washington and Pleasant streets, pastors, and upcoming events such as Bible schools, morning worship, and youth programs. The notice also covers catechism, Mass schedules, Adventist services, and church activities through the week.
Rev William Garnett pastor leads the Spring Green Federated Church with morning service at 12:00 A M, evening service at 7 P M, church school at 10 A M, and a Bible study class on Wednesday evening. Christian Endeavor is scheduled for the evening, with a church service listed as well.
The Brotherhood of the United Brethren in Christ in Christchurch held a church basement meeting last evening. They planned a fish fry at Raleigh W Van Tassel's camp near Pittsfield, the sole gathering of the summer season.
The notice lists sponsors and supporters linked to church outreach and Sabbath preaching. Prominent entities include Phillips Corry-Jarremtown meeting, Corry-Jarremtown mtg Corp, Western Auto Associate Store, Sterling Milk, Davison-Fogle Lumber Co, Hepler Motor Co, and Stare Memorial Werka among others. Names like Williams, Davison, Guignon appear tied to community initiatives and publicity efforts.
The Salvation Army Citadel at East Washington and Park streets announces a week of meetings led by officers J. Sullivan and Mrs. Almond Cummings. Activities include Sunday school, holiness and open air services, band practice, soldiers and corps cadet events, and weekly prayer meetings. Also listed is Spencer School House services with Sunday School, morning preaching, and evening services led by Rev. Walter Caster and Rev. H. Ray Harris, plus midweek prayer and choir activities.
Emanuel Episcopal at Corner Center and Smith streets in Ray offers Rogation Sunday services 9:20 A M Sunday School and 11:00 A M Holy Communion and Sermon. St Thomas Church on West Washington Street presents Masses Sundays at 6:00, 8:00 and 10:00 A M with First Fridays Communion at 6:30 P M and Mass at 7:00 P M. St Therese devotion Tuesdays at 7:20 P M Holy Hour Thursdays 7:30 to 8:30 P M preceding first Friday.
Local dealer advertises used parts tires and batteries for popular makes plus complete engines for power plants. They claim savings and invite inquiries from customers. Nearby, business service mentions mill and cream at Q W Besnis with fuel feed and fertilizers and a tin filling station.
Columbus High plans its 1993 baccalaureate service Sunday at the Community Church. Rev. Edward L. Wagner of St. Paul Lutheran will deliver the address on Youth's Response to Life. The program includes prayers, duets, scripture, an address, and hymns.
Carl Whorsen was laid to rest in Pie Grove cemetery after a funeral Service at 2 o'clock at Davison Funeral Home. Rev. Petty Haines of the Methodist Episcopal church officiated. Pallbearers included Robert Brynolfson Ernest Daquist Robert Elmquist Fritz Elmavist Charles Danielson and Walten Hultberg. Attendees from Warren and surrounding areas attended the services.
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